The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-12

ruafy S-64d; February and March 5-b4d; sep
TENDER 23-S4d, also 2i64d Market steady.
p. m.-The sales to-day amounted TO $500
bales of American.
Futures-Uplands low middlng clause, Au-
gust delivery s4-o4d, buyers; August and Sep
TENDER 22-64d buyers; September and October
l2-64d, buyers; October and November 5664d,
sellers; November and December 3 S-64d, buyers;
December and January 26sd, buyers; January
and February 2-64d, buyers; February and
March Sold, buyers; September s264d.
buyers Market dull.
Good middling uplands 5Asd, mddling up
lands uplands 51ad, low middling uplands
D 0-l6d, good ordinary uplands l-l6d, ordinary
upands SD; good middling Texas 5sSd, mid
ding Texas 5I5d, low middling Texas 5l6d,
good ordinary Texas Lied, ordinary Texas
44a4d; good middling Orleans 5ssd, middling Or
leans SGD, low middling Orleans 5 5,l0d, good
ordinary Orleans 5 l-l6d. ordinary Orleans 434d.
q p. m.-Futures: Uplands. low middng
clause, August delivery 2564d, sellers; August
and September 22-64d, buyers; September and
october 12-64d buyers; October and November
56-6id. buyers; November and December 4-6id,
sellers; December and January Sod sellers
January and February Sold, sellers; February
and March 5 464d, sellers; September 22-64d,
BUYERS. Market closed steady.
NEW YoRK, Aug. II, noon.-Cotton opened
steady middllng uplands 954c middllng Orleans
DC: sales 800 bales.
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: August delivery SIC. September &c,
October l9c. November Q l5c, December l4c,
January I8c
500 p. Unmarked closed easy; middling
uplands CSC middling Orleans SIC; sales to-
day 1856 bales. including o,541 for export net
and gross receipts none.
Futures-Market closed steady with sales of
300 bales, as follows: August delivery 500
Q soc, September 3l@9 &c, October 236
21c, November 1893 19c, December 8 10
y lSc, January BLOB &c, February $500 29c,
March 35G10 36c, April 1900 43c, May 800
8 Sic.
Green & Co. S report on cotton futures says
Business in cotton futures has been light and
confined mainly TO room deal, with little of a
particularly significant character brought out.
II anything crop adviceS show an improvement,
but tins did not induce selling, the feeling APP
pear1ng rather timid in that respect while
some of the shorts were Inclined to cover and
prices stood up very well with 3ll4 points gain
made on fall and winter months. The close was
a little unsettled and quiet. August was irregu-
lar and generally averaged trhe higher than
last evening, with business mostly in the course
OF liquidation on both sides Liberal spot bust
ness for export has been done, but it is under
stood to he below quotations"
GALVESTON, Aug. li.-Cotton steady; middling
91Sc; net receipts 81 bales, gross 2}3; sales "a
bales. stock J.. AZ bales
NORFOLK, Aug ll.-Cotton nominal; mddling
Ice; net receipts none, gross none; stock Il
bales: exports coaStwiSe il bales
BALTIMORE, Aug. 1l.-Cotton nominal mddlinc
l01Sc; net receipts none, gross none; sales none
stock 5S1 bales.
93tc net receipts 30 bales, gross 1G3 bales sales
none; stock none; exports TO Great Britain 9lt
| bales.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 11.-Cotton nominal mid
| ding l0c; net receipts none, gross none; sales
| none; stock 4,5l2 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 11.-Cotton dull; mid
| ding lO1sc; net receipts none, gross none; stock
| 1876 bales.
| New ORLEANS Aug. t1.-Cotton dull; mid
| ding 94c; net receipts 22S bales, gross 22S
| sales $50 bales; stock 33,:6S bales; exports
| coaStwise :, 49, bales.
MOBILE, Aug. 11.-Cotton quiet; middling 91sc
net receipts 3 bales Il bale new gross bales Il
bale newI; sales Sc; stock 239 bal9s.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 11.-Cotton quiet middling 93sc
receipts = bales: shipments 2l2; sales 80 bales
| stock ), 400 bales.
AUGUSTA, Aug 11.-Cotton quiet but steady
middling Ice; receipts bales; sales 90 bales.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 11.-Cotton nominal mid
none; stocl; 6?l bales.
ATLANTA Aug. 1.-Cotton-middling 914c;
no receipts.
New York, Aug n.-Consolidated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day 81 bales; exports, to
| Great Britain ? ll5 bales, to the continent 10l
bales; stock at all American ports 1858 bales
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Aug II, 1880 p m.-wheat quiet
| demand poor; holders offer freely. Corn strong
| demand good
New YORK, Aug. IL, noon.-Flour dull AND
steady; mess Sis 500 l6 90. Lard weak at &c 6716
odd mess pork duh at SIS COOl5 % Freight'
| firm.
| 5:UO y. m.-FIOuf, southern quiet. Nleal
| firm ana generally unchanged; options closing
| steady: no. 2 red, August delivery o0c; Septem
| ber SOG.oJ94c. Corn broke 1Q1Ac and options
| 14U134c closing steady with recovery of 120
| 34c; No ., September delivery 49tsGc50c, Octo
| Der 491SGL511Sc. Oats 18G914c lower but active
| closing steady; mixed Western 32Gl34c No. .
August delivery 3l58G3134c, September 3l5eGl
| SIC. Hops dun and easy. Coffee, fair Rio quiet
! at 1850 l9c; options steady but qu .; No.
! Rio September delivery is 950lG loC. Octooei
| Il 05311 zoe, November II BOOT zoe Sugar
unchanged and dull: refined quiet MoaaseS
| dull and nominal Cotton seed oil quoted $50
36c for crude 4O@43c for refined. Hides firm
| wet saitcd New Orleans selected, 1890 los. 90
91bc; Texas selected, 50@60 lbs, Zoe. Woo
| quiet and barely steady Pork less active but
| steady Beef dull. Beef hams steady Tierct
| beef quiet. Cut meats steady. Picked BELLE,
S3k0SNc Middies dull and nominal. Lard
| closed steady; Western steam on spot So 30
| September delivery 81 90@69 "a. Freights closed
| steady
CHICAGO Aug. 1.-THE crowd began trading
| in september wheat at 691Sc, or DC uuder yes
| terday. After touching 69c, it reacted, and sold
| gradually up TO 693Ac. where IL rested at noon
hour. December opened 744M74l6c lower.
touched 14c, aud after several slight reactions,
| again sold up TO yesterdays prices-7134c. The
| corn crowd gathered in the large wheat pit to-
| day, and began the session full of much in.
| teiest The rain of the night furnished pre-
| text for opening corn at Ale for September and
| ACC for May, over &c drop from yesterday. The
| pit was greatly agitated early, and but for the
| support of a few traders a still further decline
| might have resulted. The belief that the change
| had come too late to materially help corn was
| on the side of the bulls and they entered the
! work of regaining the market boldly and with
| good results September sold at 4lI1c at the
| start and then went up 10 42c. From this point
| It dropped down a shade, and on the second
| bulge about noon went up to about 421Rc, after
ward selling several points under. and finally
| closing at DC October opened at 421.c, sold up
| to a., reacted slightly. and again shot up 10
43l6c May claimed great volume of trading,
and was opened vt 4Sc advanced TO l5c, reacted
with leading futures, and again advanced 10 the
highest point of the day at 47l5c, and closed al
41c Provisions were steadier and a trine
higher aud little more disposition 10 sell was
noticed. The receipts of hogs were fair, and
the market firnlrr. Offerings Of products were
not large, and the efforts Of shorts to cover the
execution of buying orders caused net appre.
citation in the values of 2b2c on lard, 2l9GD1 NC
on short ribs Pork remained steady.
Cash quotations to-day ruled as follows:
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat No =
cred 7iI66I1lAc. Corn No. 2, 4llHc. Oats, No.
> 2Jl4 n 2536c. Mess pork, Sis. Lard, per 100
lbs So 5719. Short rib sides, loose, IS. Whisky
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Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing
No WHEAT
August delivery. GS GSA GSS
Sept delivery. 6915 20 coz
CoRS--
August delivery. 4016 41s4 Az
Sept delivery. AIS 42N 42B
Oars
August delivery. % 253s $50
Sept delivery. 2JM 261s 2G
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